lbanks
Banned
... hmmmm, interesting.
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/products/product.asp?pid=431&spid=444&keycode=64010
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/products/product.asp?pid=431&spid=444&keycode=64010
mikemorgan
panned out
Wonder why it took so long?
lbanks
Banned
Well, from what I know of Sony, it probably was a major battle, with a few dead bodies in the halls!
therage!
Wicked Machine
Hmmm, it say's multichannel. Is that the same as multitrack? 
lbanks
Banned
Good point. I need to check that before I try it: I don't know if the other stuff is enough to make me upgrade. I download the demo this weekend and see.therage! said:Hmmm, it say's multichannel. Is that the same as multitrack?
B
BRDTS
Member
Sound Forge 9 is not a daw and does not do multitracking...the world is plenty full of daw programs. What it remains being is an editor. Or a "mixdown" machine for some folks.
Sound Forge 9 does similar things as Wavelab's montage feature. This is the multi-channel concept (not multitrack). For example, you can open a pre-mixed 5.1 etc file and edit the individual channels for mastering or effects (one use for the Izotope apps that are now bundled).
You can also do things like load multiple stereo tracks for assembling final projects or mastering.
Sound Forge 9 does similar things as Wavelab's montage feature. This is the multi-channel concept (not multitrack). For example, you can open a pre-mixed 5.1 etc file and edit the individual channels for mastering or effects (one use for the Izotope apps that are now bundled).
You can also do things like load multiple stereo tracks for assembling final projects or mastering.
lbanks
Banned
Thanks. Then there's probably no need for me to do the upgrade, then. I'm barely scratching the surface of 7.